Persisting data to skip setup

[Dids]

I'm running Cachet using Docker Cloud, which uses a similar syntax to Docker Compose files, but it's not identical.

My question is, how would I make sure that I can persist data in a volume, as well as pass the correct environment variables, so that I could replicate an identical Cachet setup at any point, as long as my data (including database) was still there?

Essentially, I'd like to know what paths on Cachet's side I'd have to mount (if any), and what env vars I'd have to define to skip the initial setup. I know that at least previously I had to define APP_KEY etc. but it seems like the format/encryption for that has changed?

[Dids]

Actually, from what I can tell, it seems like I no longer need to set APP_KEY. I'm currently setting the following env vars:

- APP_ENV=production
- APP_DEBUG=false
- APP_URL=http://url
- DB_DRIVER=mysql
- DB_HOST=mysql
- DB_DATABASE=cachet
- DB_USERNAME=cachet
- DB_PASSWORD=pass
- CACHE_DRIVER=apc
- SESSION_DRIVER=apc
- QUEUE_DRIVER=database
- CACHET_EMOJI=true
- MAIL_DRIVER=smtp
- MAIL_HOST=mailtrap.io
- MAIL_PORT=2525
- MAIL_USERNAME=user
- MAIL_PASSWORD=pass
- MAIL_ADDRESS="no-reply@url"
- MAIL_NAME="Status"
- MAIL_ENCRYPTION=tls
- REDIS_HOST=null
- REDIS_DATABASE=null
- REDIS_PORT=null
- GITHUB_TOKEN=null

[djdefi]

That is a good question. I messed with this a bit but was not able to figure out how to skip the setup wizards.

[djdefi]

Possible fix in #166

[djdefi]

I am going to go ahead and close this, as #166 should make this work better.